Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) argues that all the Disclose Act would do is force CEOs and their corporations to stand by their political advertisements and show the American people who is trying to influence their vote. (0:25)
Charles Schumer, DISCLOSE act, campaign finance in Audio Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) addresses the argument that the Discloses Act would harm corporations’ rights to free speech. (0:19)
Charles Schumer, DISCLOSE act, campaign finance in Audio Senator Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) says the “real” winners of the upcoming November elections are special interest groups and emphasizes the need to pass the Disclose Act. (0:27)
Charles Schumer, DISCLOSE act, campaign finance in Audio Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) speaks about the danger the Citizens United decision poses to the American republic. (0:12)
Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) compares corporations under the Citizens United decision to a stadium loud speaker that is used to drown out the voice of the American people. (0:45)
President Barack Obama says the Disclose Act is a reform that must draw bipartisan support because it is reform that proves government works for the people and not special interest groups. (0:22)
President Barack Obama says millions of Americans are struggling to get by and their voices should not be drowned out by millions of dollars by secret special interest advertising. (0:16)
President Barack Obama says Senate Republicans are using partisan tactics to prevent the Disclose Act from progressing to the floor of the Senate. (0:10)
President Barack Obama says the Disclose Act would require a campaign advertisement’s biggest financial contributor to appear in the ad and take responsibility for its message. (0:18)
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